u/thatguyuhate88

Hopefully this is something I can post here. I recently finished my undergrad last year and honestly I've been kinda depressed lately. In my undergrad I really had to focus on classes so I did not get much time for clinical/shadowing experience and even then I only finished with a 3.35gpa. After that for the first time in my life I kinda rolled over, accepted my fate, and realized I will never get into med school and I thought I could handle it but I just can't. Ever since some childhood tragedy involving cancer I've always wanted to be a doctor so I could say I was doing my part in preventing the cycle and on top of that it is one of the few things in my life I find interesting that I can make a career out of. I guess the point of all this is to ask if anyone out there has had the same experience and what they did because as far of a sense of purpose with my life I have none and I don't know what to do.

Has anyone had any issues with receiving the new member bonus with Wells fargo? I feel like I've met all the requirements and should have received it by now.

I'm 22 and recently started investing with vanguard and charels schwab and im now ready to open a roth ira but i don't know who is better to open it with. I was hoping to get some personal experiences good or bad as well as some advice on if there are cretian funds that are exclusive to either that would be good to use.

I am very new to the market and I know that a savings account is not technically investing but I was wondering if it is a good idea to have a money market fund instead of a savings account because the apy in them seem to be generally higher.

I'm trying to decide between voo and voog. On paper voog seems like the better option but more people seem to have voo and i can't figure out why. Would like some advice frome those who own shares in either or both.

I am thinking about putting money into vmfxx because it looks like a safe and steady stream of cash but I just wanted to get opinions first to see if there is a better option out there that I missed.

I tried to add an aditional bank account online but it just says that that option is not available for my account and I have to call, would anyone know why this is the case?

I understand the basic part of when the fund increases in value so does each of my shares i.e. capital gains but does a mutual fund earn through compounding intrest too? Everything I've looked up seems to give a different answer on this.

I live by myself and all it will need to support is my phone, pc, laptop, and TV. Is the 200mb plan good enough?

I remember as a kid watching this movie in theaters and it being really funny but I somehow don't remember the movie at all except for that one detail. I belive it was about says hunting each other but I can't totally remember. Plus I think it came out before 2010 but I could be wrong

I just finished my undergrad and owe just over 28k and I'm really nervous about it. My monthly is not too much but I always see stories of people paying 3 times what they originally borrowed via intrest and its just making me nervous that I'll be in debt forever.